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Originally written by Shaken: So that means that A5 will have the same graphics as A4? In that case, :'[ not good.
I'm really wondering why everybody today tends to judge the quality of a game after it's graphics.
I was playing several episodes of Ultima and Wizardry years ago and those games were simply great. They made fun and were extremely exciting. And they delivered graphics that are still unsurpassed by today's games.
These graphics and all the eye candy were realized by an ultra fast graphics card that can deliver billions of polygons at thousands of frames per second without any stuttering while displaying trillions of colors. This fabulous graphics card is manufactured by "Imaginative Power" and is called "Fantasy". Best of all, it's rather cheap ...
Games like the ones produced by Spiderweb use a graphics style that does not show a scenery but describe it. And if you are lucky enough to own one of those grahics cards I talked about above, it then can render the corresponding details to an unbelieveable degree of realism.
If you don't own one of these - sorry, but then you better play TES:Oblivion, even though you should be aware that it doesn't delivery really good graphics ...
BTW: Here are some screenshots of Wizardry
